R. Kelly is not going to board a cruise ship he was scheduled to perform in due to money problem. A representative for the R 'n' B singer said he has canceled the "Love Letter" gig because the promoter did not pay him as agreed. Kelly was originally booked to play two shows during a five-day trip in October organized by Concerts Cruise LLC. The plan was for Kelly to stay on board during the trip from Miami to the Caribbean. Guests will watch him up close at his exclusive black tie reception and get access to private meet and greet. But Kelly has now pulled out of it, saying through his rep, "R. Kelly had been looking forward to the cruise and was ready, willing and able to perform for fans. He is sorry for any disappointment but plans to see his fans very soon on a U.S. tour." According to TMZ, Concerts Cruise will give refunds to customer.

After falling short of ruling Billboard Hot 200 with his 2010's CD "Teflon Don", Rick Ross is now back to the top spot of the U.S. album chart with "God Forgives, I Don't". His newly-released album sells 218,000 in its debut week. It becomes his fourth chart topper, joining his first three No. 1 albums; 2006's "Port of Miami", 2008's "Trilla" and 2009's "Deeper Than Rap". It also marks his best sales week surpassing the 198,000 sales number posted by "Trilla". Last week's champ Zac brown Band are forced to step down from the throne to the second place. Justin Bieber and One Direction, on the other hand, rise to No. 3 and No. 4 with "Believe" and "Up All Night" respectively. Rounding up the top 5 are Bee Gees. Their CD "Number Ones" experiences a massive increase on sales after the price was slashed to only 99 cents on Amazon over the weekend. The only new entry is Joss Stone who occupies No. 10.